1
/
of
3
Sansevieria trifasciata 'Zeylanica'
Snake Plant 'Zeylanica'
Snake Plant 'Zeylanica'
Exposure
- Bright brightness with direct sunlight
- Medium brightness without direct sunlight
- Medium brightness
- Low brightness]
Rusticity
Tropicale
- Upright habbit
- Very resistant
- Air-purifying
- Easy care
- Toxic
A succulent plant with a slender, rigid and erect shape, it is also nicknamed the snake plant for this reason. Zeylanica has silvery green leaves crossed horizontally with wavy and uneven dark green lines. Also mother-in-law's tongue has a good reputation, it is nicknamed that, because it is said that it is ''not killable''. It is actually recognized as the easiest plant to care for in the world. It adapts well to all conditions. It thrives where many plants would be miserable, in any light, even the darkest. It prefers full sun, which will make it stronger and straighter and its patterns more marked. Its shape is truly unique, resembling swords, straight and strong, it can reach a height of 45 to 100 cm. It becomes tall, but does not exceed the width of its pot, which is practical for places with more limited space. It gives a refined and modern look even though it has been cultivated for a very long time. It multiplies by creating shoots at its base, thus filling its pot with leaves. It can be divided like this, by replanting its offspring, but it likes to be very cramped in its pot. She hates excess water, so we must wait until the soil is completely dry before watering, and we never leave water in the saucer.
Plant details
Dimensions
Dimensions
Spacing
- cm
Spread
10 - 36 cm
Height
43 - 150 cm
Spacing
- in.
Spread
4 - 14 in.
Height
17 - 59 in.
Characteristics
Characteristics
Habit:
- Upright
Flowering colours:
- Yellow
- Green
Plant needs
Plant needs
Watering:
- Let dry completely
Maintenance:
- Very easy
Soil requirement:
- Well-drained
- potting soil for tropical plants
Features
Features
Resistance:
- Droughts
- Low light
Attract:
Use:
- Table
- Floor
- Summer terrace
- Desk
Attribute:
- Upright habit. Easy to maintain

Related articles
-
Bring Your Plants Indoors for Winter: The Compl...
Read the articleDon't get caught by the first frost! Prepare your outdoor plants for winter with our complete guide.
-
When and how to repot house plants
Read the articleAlthough a plant can spend several months and sometimes even several years in the same pot, over time its roots invade all the available space.
-
Choosing the best potting soil for your indoor ...
Read the articleDon't let your plants stall: learn how to choose the ideal potting mix and optimize drainage for vibrant foliage.
1
/
of
6